Keyframes, 306 effects and a render queue in a free native app
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Teams shipping heavy GIF loaders or MP4 hero clips can trace them into scalable Lottie JSON in a browser instead of rebuilding the motion in After Effects.
LottieFyr traces GIF and MP4 frames into vector shapes and exports Lottie JSON or .lottie, keeping transparency that many converters flatten. It can also add preset motion (pulse, pop, float, bounce) to a static SVG, and shrink existing Lottie files, checking playback in both SVG and Canvas before you take the smaller copy. Five basic conversions need no login; after that, credit packs from $4.99 last two years, with no subscription.
Keyframes, 306 effects and a render queue in a free native app
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